Liverpool FCOn a day where Liverpool’s frustrations continued to mount, there were few redeeming performances to note. Yet amid the disjointed patterns and misfiring attack, Cody

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The Liverpool captain was involved in an awkward moment during the second half, when his actions nearly resulted in a own-goal against Manchester United.

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Liverpool's latest defeat against Manchester United highlighted significant defensive lapses that have plagued the team throughout the season. Despite creating numerous chances, the defense's inability to maintain composure and organization has resulted in a string of disappointing outcomes.

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In the second half, Liverpool increased their intensity, with Trent Alexander-Arnold and Andy Robertson pushing high up the flanks. Their persistence finally paid off when Cody Gakpo found the equalizer, finishing clinically inside the box to make it 1–1.